Eva… How best to describe her? A force of nature.
I had the good fortune to meet Eva during a truly inspiring and life-changing journey to South Africa, reconnecting to our inner wild. And it was there, while sitting outside, blessed by the shade of a gigantic tree at camp, in the bush, that I realized what her gift is: she believes in you, before you do. With a simple question (“So, when are you going to write your bestseller?”) she had shown me that she saw something in me I didn’t even see. Because I was thinking too small. Because I didn’t think I had it in me. Because I’ve always been something else, so… an author? Would that even be possible? And yet, there was no doubt in her voice. Her question was serious, honest. Not a joke or simple wishful thinking. Since then, I had the pleasure of getting to know Eva better, sharing other journeys, and I can now call her my friend. She has been there to encourage me to embrace new possibilities and to stop thinking small, but also to ask me “what are you waiting for?!”, when I needed it. She invites you to embrace a new you and challenges you, if necessary. She can be the proverbial kick in the butt, because she’s not there to do your work for you, but to support you, along the way. To cheer you on. Or to remind you to stop wasting precious time. I think every woman needs a good reminder of that… I know I did and still do. Thank you, Eva!
After just a few clear questions, I realised how deeply old beliefs had shaped my self-image.
Through Eva’s sensitive guidance, I was able to rediscover trust in myself. I now have an inner toolkit that supports me and the confidence to truly walk my own path.
I immediately felt seen and truly heard by Eva.
Her appreciative approach and thoughtful reflections opened up new perspectives for me and gave me a clear sense of direction, with the feeling that I no longer want to postpone my issue, but address it consciously.
On the outside, I appear strong and confident, but internally I long carried the fear of repeating my parents’ mistakes and losing control.
With Eva, I was able to gently explore this without falling into panic. It showed me that my past does not have to define my future. A powerful foundation for finally letting go of that burden.
I was connected with Eva through a close friend.
We had a one-hour video call about my difficult relationship with my mother—a topic that has been weighing heavily on me. Although the time was naturally limited, I felt taken seriously and understood right from the start. What I found particularly helpful were the concrete suggestions and practical tips she gave me, which opened up new perspectives on how to deal with my mother. As Eva explained, patterns that have developed over decades are deeply rooted in the nervous system, and it takes time to change them. I had the feeling of not only being heard, but also of being given something tangible that I can apply in my everyday life. She guided me through a short meditation that was very beneficial for me and that I still like to recall. Eva’s calm and empathetic manner made it easy for me to speak openly. The conversation did me good and gave me a sense of clarity and confidence. Even though a single conversation can, of course, only be a first step, I came away with helpful insights and felt truly understood. Eva also offered that I could call her anytime to take a closer look and explore any issues that might arise in more depth. I’m sure that for many women, connecting with Eva can be a great enrichment. For me, it definitely was!